Re: [python-win32] dde.pyd always dies after exactly 16378 Requests

Hi Mark, I'll try a version calling Excel via DDE as time permits. It's not a show stopper, I just have to be careful. Thanks, Ray At 04:16 PM 5/26/2005, Mark Hammond wrote: I can see no obvious leaks in the dde code.  It is possible the problem is at the "other end" of the conversation?  If it

Re: [python-win32] can dev-cpp's "winanim" example be duplicated withwin32gui etc?

>> The internal "message loop" is built into win32gui in PumpMessages() - >> internally we do that Get/Translate/Dispatch dance, and delegate the message >> itself to a Python function via the Python "message map". For completeness >> though I have just added GetMessage() - but it should only be u

Re: [python-win32] dde.pyd always dies after exactly 16378 Requests

I can see no obvious leaks in the dde code.  It is possible the problem is at the "other end" of the conversation?  If it possible to create a repro case using Python code at both ends?   Mark -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Ray

Re: [python-win32] convert encoding from UNIX/MAC to DOS

On Wed, 25 May 2005 21:15:42 +0800 (CST), yuan ye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hello everyone, >If you have ever used UltraEdit, you will know that it >can convert encoding from Unix/Mac to Dos. Does >anybody know how I can do it in Python without the >help of UltraEdit? For example, to convert th

[python-win32] dde.pyd always dies after exactly 16378 Requests

In the attached .py test, I start an external program that provides data access via DDE. create a server do a number of CreateConversation-s, one for each channel make connections do lots of .Request on the connections I tried just one channel, one connection, still 16378, so it seems to be the t

[python-win32] Inserting a dictionary of lists into '__main__' of an embedded interpreter

Hi, I have an application that has an embedded interpreter. This application loads many DLL's and passes a PyObject * to each DLL that was gotten from the following call: PyObject * pmod = PyImport_AddModule("__main__") ; Later, in one of the many DLL's that interact with the embedded inte

Re: [python-win32] can dev-cpp's "winanim" example be duplicated withwin32gui etc?

> The internal "message loop" is built into win32gui in PumpMessages() - > internally we do that Get/Translate/Dispatch dance, and delegate the message > itself to a Python function via the Python "message map". For completeness > though I have just added GetMessage() - but it should only be used

Re: [python-win32] convert encoding from UNIX/MAC to DOS

On 5/25/05, yuan ye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > If you have ever used UltraEdit, you will know that it > can convert encoding from Unix/Mac to Dos. Does > anybody know how I can do it in Python without the > help of UltraEdit? For example, to convert the > encoding from Unix/Mac

Re: [python-win32] can dev-cpp's "winanim" example be duplicated withwin32gui etc?

> How feasible is it to write programs like the supplied example in pure > python, ideally without resorting to ctypes? (ctypes is bloody useful > but if I'm going to that amount of trouble I could just write plain C) It should be quite feasable. Obviously a few things would need to be done diffe

Re: [python-win32] Python 2.4:win32com:ADODB.Connection:py2exe:KeyError

EnsureDispatch will not generate in frozen applications.  You can specify 'typelibs' in the py2exe options dict.  The format is the same as passed to EnsureModule and printed by "makepy -i"  eg, to include the MSOffice typelib you could say:   py2exe_options = {     'typelibs': [    ('{